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The Energy Commission (Local Content and Local Participation) (Electricity Supply Industry) Regulations, 2017, (L.I. 2354) was passed by the Parliament of Ghana into law on 22nd December 2017.

Regulation 28 of L.I.2354 requires entities who seek to or are engaged in any activity within the Electricity Supply Industry (ESI) to submit their Local Content and Local Participation plans, to the Local Content Committee.

The L.I. in Regulation 82 defines a service provider to include an operator, contractor, subcontractor, or any other person performing paid services for a person licensed to provide a service under the Energy Commission Act, 1997 (Act 541) or the Renewable Energy Act, 2011 (Act 832).

Such entities have been categorized by the Commission as category B service providers. They include but are not limited to entities that provide Legal, Financial, Engineering & Maintenance, Insurance, Fuel, Lubricant & Water, and Allied (Transport, Vehicle hire, vehicle maintenance & repairs, catering, and janitorial services) services.

The Local Content Committee has developed templates for the submission of the required information as stated above. The Committee, if satisfied with the submissions, shall issue a Certificate of Authorization to the service provider demonstrating compliance of the Service provider/manufacturer with the local content and local participation requirements under the Regulation. Note that only entities who possess a valid Certificate of Authorisation are permitted to provide services for licensed entities in the ESI.

You can download the template for the application by clicking here.Please submit all completed forms with the accompanying exhibits and proof of fee payment of the Cedi equivalent of USD3,000.00 to the Energy Commission for processing.

COP 27

  1. Drive Electric Initiative (DEI-Gh) Side Event at COP27- Promoting Public Private Partnerships for EV Charging Infrastructure deployment in Ghana 

This side event highlighted Drive Electric Initiative’s work in Ghana in promoting e-mobility. It highlighted the public charging infrastructure in the country and how Ghana could promote investment through public private partnership in moving this forward.  

The session was moderated by the project coordinator of the initiative Ms. Doris Edem Agbevivi and had panelists from the International Energy Agency, the Ministries of Transport and Energy in Ghana, TotalEnergies, UNDP Ghana and the Transport Decarbonisation Alliance. 

A recording on this side event can be found here >>>https://youtu.be/qtYPRmCOnFk

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  1. Drive Electric Initiative participate in the UK ZEV's Accelerated Global Transition on Zero Emission Vehicles: 2023 and Beyond

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3. Drive Electric Initiative participated in the SE4All programme on Mission Efficiency speaking to vehicle Efficiency in Africa.

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Policies and Standards

The Energy Commission has set aside policies and guidelines controlling the integrity, security, quality, and use of all energy and non-energy related data. While our data policies guide what to do and what not to do with regard to data, data standards are more detailed rules on how to do it.

 

Website & Mobile App Information

Visitors or users to the Energy Commission's website or mobile applications should be aware that during the data linking to the website or app, a cookie may be created. Temporary cookies may be used when necessary to complete a transaction, to process data submitted online, to facilitate an ongoing Internet interaction, or to understand trends in about how the website is used. Cookies do not compromise privacy or security and last only until the user closes the browser. Using web browser settings, a user can refuse the cookies or delete the cookie file. Each browser has its own method for removing cookies. Information about how to delete cookies can be found at AboutCookies.org.

When a user visits the website or mobile app, transaction log information is collected, which includes the visitor's domain name or Internet Protocol address, browser software used, requests submitted to web servers, date and time the website was accessed, and statistical information about which web pages were visited. This information is defined as electronically collected information, under the Data Protection Act, a user may have any personal information collected about the user or discarded without reuse or distribution, provided the Energy Commission is contacted in a timely fashion. Information about how to request that the Energy Commission discard transaction log information is below.

If any type of personal information is collected on the website, mobile app or volunteered by the user, Ghana laws, including the Data Protection Act 2012, require that it must be protected. The Energy Commission will not distribute or sell any electronically collected personal information about users to any third party. Electronically collected personal information is exempt from requests made under the Public Records Act.

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